 The Sherbrooke Village Museum Village | ||
| Sherbrooke | ||
| province | Nova Scotia | |
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| Residents | 1.395 () | |
| height | 5 m | |
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Sherbrooke is a small place on the south coast of Nova Scotia (Nova Scotia), which houses the largest open-air museum in the province.
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Map of Sherbrooke (Nova Scotia)
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Sherbrooke Village, 42 Main St. The largest open-air museum in Nova Scotia gives a vivid impression of life here around the year 1860. The complex comprises around 80 buildings, 25 of which can also be visited from the inside, including a forge, a pottery and a sawmill. Costumed volunteers explain what every house, trade or handicraft is all about. Children enjoy the numerous farm animals that are kept here. The visit takes 2 hours. in the What Cheer Tea Room of the museum you can also have lunch; the offer includes (in addition to sandwiches) regional dishes such as fishcakes, chowders and other fish dishes and is therefore much more attractive than normal museum food.Open: in summer daily 9.30 a.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Admission $ 13.75, Children 6+ $ 4.75, Seniors $ 10.75, Families $ 33.
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- 1 Bud’s Kwikway / Wilsons, 8208 Marine Dr.. Gas station where you can also buy some groceries. The nearest large supermarkets (Sobeys, Walmart) can be found 50 minutes north in Antigonish.
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- 1 Beanie’s Bistro, 27 Main St. When it comes to gastronomy, Sherbrooke doesn't offer much choice. This little eatery has the highest ratings on TripAdvisor, especially for its Sunday brunch.
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